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NAME

       prospector - static Python code analyzer

SYNOPSIS

       $ prospector

       $ prospector <path/to/project>

       $ prospector <path/to/module.py path/to/another/module.py>

DESCRIPTION

       Prospector  analyzes  Python  source  files  and puts out information about coding errors,
       potential problems, convention  violation  and  unnecessary  complexity.  It  provides  an
       uniform and flexible interface to a number of tools for static Python code checking.

       By default, Prospector uses the following tools: Dodgy, McCabe (Flake8 extension), Pep257,
       Pep8 (supplemented  by  Pep8-naming,  Flake8  extension),  a  build-in  profile-validator,
       Pyflakes,  and  Pylint.  It auto detects libraries a project uses, to which it could adapt
       (currently, Celery, Django and Flask are supported  individually).  Additionally,  Vulture
       and Pyroma could be employed for testing.

       Prospector could be adjusted very detailed to personal coding styles through profiles. For
       comprehensive      information      on      this      application,       please       see:
       /usr/share/doc/prospector/html/index.html.

OPTIONS

       -s,--strictness <veryhigh,high,medium,low,verylow>

            switch reporting level (default: medium)

       -D,--doc-warnings

            include warnings about documentation (run with pep257)

       -o,--output-format <emacs,grouped,json,pylint,text,xunit,yaml>

            switch output format (default: grouped)

       -w,--with-tool <tools>

            a tool or a list of tools to run in addition to the default tools
            (use this to run with vulture or pyroma)

       -P,--profile <profile>

            one or more profiles to be used (configuration files in YAML format)

       --help

            show a full list of command line options and flags

SEE ALSO

       dodgy(1), pep257(1), pep8(1), pyflakes(1), pylint(1), vulture(1), pyroma(1), frosted(1)

AUTHORS

       Prospector    is    a    spinoff    from    Landscape.io    written    by   Carl   Crowder
       <emailme@carlcrowder.com>,   Jeff    Quast    <contact@jeffquast.com>,    Jason    Simeone
       <jay@classless.net>, and Sam Spilsbury <smspillaz@gmail.com>